The minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture, has described technical and vocational education as a critical tool in addressing youth unemployment and promoting entrepreneurship during the launch of the Open Door Education Center (ODEC) TVET programme and stakeholders engagement forum held
Prime Minister Dr. Elijah Ngurare is set to meet informal traders operating under the popular "order with me" business model in the |Khomas Region on Saturday.
In a social media announcement, Ngurare invited "order with me" traders to a meeting scheduled for 09:00 at the NUST Auditorium in Windhoek.
The Aminuis constituency councillor, Isando Kavari, has urged young people in the area to make use of opportunities available to advance their entrepreneurship ambitions.
Kavari highlighted these sentiments during an engagement of the Environmental Investment Fund with the Aminuis community.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has called on the youth to optimise entrepreneurship as a means of empowering themselves.
Ngurare said this in his address during the Nkurenkuru expo fundraising gala dinner at Nkurenkuru.
The inaugural John Akapandi Endjala Annual Memorial Lecture took place on 4 June, coinciding with what would have been the late businessman’s birthday. The event honoured a man speakers described as a humanitarian, a strategic entrepreneur and a steadfast champion of black economic empowerment.
What began as a small woodworking project in Mondesa, Swakopmund, has grown into a source of livelihood for several young men seeking a better future.
39-year-old Arnoldus Hoakhaob started Inspired Wood Craft more than five years ago with the intention of teaching men and women furniture making.
In a small beauty salon in Swakopmund the sound of nail files and laughter tells a story far bigger than beauty.
They tell a story of survival, courage and one of breaking stereotypes.
The youth in Omuthiya are turning to self-employment initiatives, including the running of small businesses, in part to address unemployment experienced in the country.
In light of Botswana's rising youth unemployment crisis, which is estimated to be just below 40%, the country’s new generation is resorting to hustling as a means of survival and success.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare said the government has set aside funding to support graduates' business ideas and innovations.
